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$CYBER
0x9020…5c7064· Robinhood Chain
ngl, not gonna lie
This coin is named after a Cointelegraph article, and nothing shows it is tied to Cointelegraph or has a product.
The coin points to a Cointelegraph news article and tweet, with no token page, product, or link to this contract. The article only mentions the word 'cybercurrency', so the coin is a meme on a news story, with no sign the publication is involved. On chain, holders are spread out and the dev holds none, but the dev bought 100% of the supply at launch and the contract is unverified.
Red flags1
Website is just a news article
The listed site is a Cointelegraph article about a White House roundtable. It has no token widget, chart, or link to this contract, so there is no product to test.
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Watch out4
No sign Cointelegraph is behind the coin
The links go to a major outlet's article and tweet. Nothing shows the publication launched or endorsed the token, and some replies on that tweet call it a scam or rug.
@Cointelegraph@ExitLiqClubHQ@SlutskiyAleksey@cryptobtodayDev bought all the supply at launch
The dev wallet bought 100% of the supply in the token's creation transaction. It now holds none, and nobody else bought in that block.
devlaunchContract source is not verified
The contract is not on Sourcify, so nobody can read what it does.
tokenMeme on a real news story
The article is real, but it only supplies the name. The claims in it are about the news event, not about this token, so they say nothing about whether the coin is real.
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Ask the agent
Anything about $CYBER. ngl answers from this check, or goes back to the site and tries what you ask.
Hands-on tests
Couldn’t testOpening the $CYBER coin page or chart from this article
No $CYBER coin feature found on this page
- What it did:
- Opened https://ct.com/news/white-house-cybercrime-roundtable-donald-trump-crypto-ventures and searched its HTML for '$CYBER' and 'CYBER' (several times).
- What the site showed:
- No element with “$CYBER” on the page. The only 'CYBER' match was in the article text ('cybercrime', 'cybercurrency'). The page is a Cointelegraph news article (headline 'Trump didn‘t mention ‘crypto’ once in White House cybercrime roundtable'), with no token widget, chart, or link to the $CYBER contract.
